cultural changes, 1924-1929 Flashcards
What was the driving force behind the cultural changes in art and cinema in Germany between 1924 and 1929?
The driving force was the movement called Expressionism, which influenced art and cinema, focusing on raw emotion and the challenges of post-World War I society.
Why did Expressionist artists focus on everyday life in their work?
They wanted to create art that was accessible to everyone, addressing societal problems and provoking thought about the issues facing German society.
What were the main themes of Expressionist art?
Expressionist art focused on raw emotion, the darker side of everyday life, and confronting the consequences of the First World War.
Which artists were influential in the Expressionist art movement in Germany?
Influential artists included Otto Dix, George Grosz, and Paul Klee.
How did cinema change in Germany during the 1920s?
Cinema became popular worldwide, and Expressionism flourished in German films, with fewer restrictions allowing for more innovative and challenging films compared to traditional cinema.
How did architecture in Germany change between 1924 and 1929?
Architecture challenged traditional ideas, introducing new designs and concepts for buildings and interiors that were more modern and radical compared to pre-war styles.
What was the Bauhaus school, and when was it founded?
The Bauhaus school was founded in 1919 in Weimar by architect Walter Gropius. It aimed to bring together multiple disciplines like art, architecture, design, typography, and culture.
What was the purpose of the Bauhaus school?
The Bauhaus school sought to integrate various fields of art and design, challenging traditional styles that were popular before World War I and promoting a radical, modern approach to art and architecture.
Who were some of the key figures that contributed to the Bauhaus movement?
The Bauhaus school attracted many talented artists and designers who contributed to the radical and innovative ideas in art, architecture, and design.
